Flock Cameras Losing Popularity

I do believe they called that movie Minority Report. I don't see it posted in here but there were a couple of instances where stolen vehicles were misidentified because the plate had a smaller number in the middle because it was a plate for cars out for review and one was stolen and only the big numbers were placed in. One car reviewer was treated like he stole a car.

 

I have no idea why anybody would have a problem with these cameras.

 

We're doomed.

 

Benn Jordan ️ on Instagram: "Flock takes their privacy very seriously when profiting off of the exploitation of yours. But that ethical gray area in surveillance technology works both ways."

 

That's brilliant!

 

TBI supports responsible use of automated license plate recognition technology

 

Man sued local governments in WA over Flock records. He's won $300K | Cascadia Daily News

 

Not only plates they read, faces (just like China), dents and body mods (car not you).
Now they say the have wifi that can scan your phone on the way by.
We have 6 in our hood. We do not use that street, and have told the stores why we no longer use them.
I have 1978 plates on my 1978 GMC. They have covers on them, they are now illegal up and down the left coast.
I am waiting to get pulled over. Too bad the cops only come out this way when called, like good dogs.

Dang this is 100 miles north of me. That town was weird in the 80s when I worked up there.